March 6, 2014
APDesign 1xbet online casino showcase at KC Auto Show
Allan Hastings, professor of interior architecture & product design at the College of Architecture, Planning & Design, will feature the accomplishments of the transportation design class at the upcoming Kansas City Auto Show.
Accompanied by some of his 1xbet online casino , Hastings will display the renderings, designs and clay models that 1xbet online casino have worked on during the fall 2013 semester. The display is located next to the K-State Power Cat Pullers booth and near the Maserati display. The show opened Wednesday and runs through Sunday. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the creations of the future from K-State APDesign.
“As a result of my class offering this last fall for transportation design, the class designed concept cars for their projects," Hastings said.
There were 13 graduate and undergraduate 1xbet online casino in the class. For their final project, the class was assembled into four teams with each team designing a concept then making a quarter-scale model in clay of their concept along with presentation boards.
Hastings contacted Natalie Sullivan of the Kansas City Auto Show to see if they would be interested in providing space at this year's event for the 1xbet online casino to show their work. As a result they were enthusiastic about the idea and provided the class with floor space next to the Power Cat Pullers display.
"I believe this will be a great opportunity for the 1xbet online casino from interior architecture & product desing and APDesign as well as the university community,” Hasting said.
1xbet online casino from the class will be available to talk with attendees and also be demonstrating clay modeling of an automobile.
"This is exciting stuff," says Tim de Noble, dean of APDesign, "The work of the 1xbet online casino , informed by Professor Hastings' years of involvement in the auto industry, shows their ability to address incredibly diverse design issues. For me it shows our approach to design-thinking, in this case focused on cars, is boundless and well-applied to the full array of issues facing — and products serving — our society."
The Kansas City Auto Show is at the Bartle Hall Convention Center, 301 W. 13th St., Kansas City, Mo.